CELLAMP® FOAM M5010

Identification & Functionality

Core Type

Other Core Types

Composite Materials Functions

Core Material

Technologies

Composite Materials

Product Families

Composite Materials — Core Materials

Foam Cores

Features & Benefits

Materials Features

Good Surface Appearance,

High Impact Resistance,

Sound Damping

Properties

• Can be mixed with high polymer materials to form traditional compound rubbers and plastics like EPDM, IIR, NBR, SBR, SILICONE, and EVA. Injection or hot-press PE compounds have high damping characteristics.

Features

• Yield best damping characteristics between -10C degrees and room temperatures
• Anti-vibration / Energy absorption upon impact
• Soft touch / Tactile feel
• Excellent shape retention memory

Applications & Uses

Markets

Building & Construction,

Industrial

Applications

Building & Construction — Building Materials

Other Building Materials

Industrial — Chemical & Industrial Manufacturing

Other Industrial Applications

Compatible Polymers & Resins

Polyethylenes (PE),

Silicones

Composites Processing Methods

Compression Molding,

Injection Molding

Applications

• Anti-concussions for precision equipments
• High absorption packing materials
• Excellent damping reducer

Properties

Physical Form

Foam,

Pellets,

Solid

Mechanical Properties

	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Resiliency	25	%	ASTM D2632
Compression Set	90	%	ASTM D395 50%, 70°C, 6hr
Tensile	4	Kg/cm2	ASTM D412
Elongation	200	%	ASTM D412
Tear	2	Kg/cm	ASTM D624

Typical Properties

	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Density	0.10-0.14	g/cm3	ASTM D792
Hardness	15 ~ 19	shore A	ASTM D2240
Shrinkage	5	%	ASTM D1204 70°C 40min.